A Hospital Love Amid War in Ninette and Spangler
In a village under bombardment Ninette awakens in a hospital bed where Richard Spangler nurses her after a bomb destroys a wine shop and kills a French girl’s parents. As her burns heal they fall in love while war slowly nears its end and peace seems near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ler
Vionsieur Didrot
Ninetty
Spangler
Ninette
Richard Spangler
Pierre Landres
Hans von Stilter
Perrie
Pierrie
Monsieur le Doctor
Pillows
Ole Miss Loses 49 to 0 at Alabama on Friday Night
Ole Miss was defeated by Alabama 49 to 0 as the Ole Miss eleven faced the thin red line. The writer argues the loss reflects a lack of weight to match speed, noting the need for stronger players to compete in college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Cowart
Ray
Feemster
Farmer
Ole Miss
U. of A
Prince Albert
P. A
France
Tanlac Helps Kansas City Traffic Manager Relieve Years of Ills
George L. Bedford of 38721 Central avenue, Kansas City Missouri, traffic manager for Gaston Bacon Manufacturing, credits Tanlac with ending five years of stomach and liver trouble. After three bottles his appetite improved, digestion eased, headaches vanished, skin cleared, and energy returned, letting him work without distress. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
George L. Bedford
Central Avenue
Kansas City
Bedford
Gaston Bacon Manufacturing Company
Adv
Club Boys Camp at State Fair Featured at Jackson
Two prize winning club boys from each county will attend a camp run by the Extension Force during the State Fair in Jackson in October 2025. J. E. Sides will lead with Hon. J. T. Thomas donating a fairground building for the event. County agents may cover travel, and boys are urged to contact agents and bring quilts two sheets and two towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Corn Club
J. E. Sides
J. T. Thomas
Grenada
Mr. Sides
Bitter end lesson and MeeGee’s Baby Elixir ad
A classroom scene shows a student misreading bitter end as bit'er end while the teacher prompts for comprehension. An advertisement pushes MeeGee's Baby Elixir for wind colic, diarrhoea, or summer complaint priced at 35 cents and 60 cents, sold by A H Kendel in Oxford Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kendel
Oxford
Miss
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Professor Erwin
Paradise
Miss A. M. Fartey
Spang
Madamoselle
Monsieur
Maderie
U. OF Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ted Winter
Best
Walter
Valier
Valitr
Davis Mize & CO
George
Oxford Eagle
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N, C
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